Examples of using Reinterpreted in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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In introducing the Gondolo, Patek Philippe has reinterpreted- with a subtle infusion of modernity- some of the historical pieces that are part of its heritage and may be admired in the Patek Philippe Museum.
In two years in office, Abe has eased curbs on arms exports, reinterpreted the pacifist Constitution to allow Japan to defend friendly countries under attack and taken a more assertive diplomatic stance.
He reinterpreted and compiled songs to fit the tastes of the upper class and also trained the first notable female singers,
Red scarves worn by Garland were reinterpreted as a giant red bow tie on Zellweger's character- a nod, says Temime, to the well-known tune Be a Clown.
This is why the present Apostles' Creed must be reinterpreted through the faith in the gospel of the water and the Spirit, the differentiated faith of Christianity
These views are like classical music compositions that can be reinterpreted in an infinite number of ways by different conductors or musicians across centuries.
with hindsight, be reinterpreted as a process of experimentation and apprenticeship that revolutionised the game of life.
In more recent times, classical themes have been reinterpreted by such major dramatists as Jean Anouilh,
year's Dutch Design Week, this audiovisual installation by Studio Nick Verstand, in cooperation with VPRO Medialab, reinterpreted people's emotions as pulsing light compositions.
with hindsight, be reinterpreted as a process of experimentation and apprenticeship that revolutionised the game of life.
indeed most figures(if not all, somehow) can be reinterpreted in cha-cha-cha.
Why isn't Quevedo a living poet, by which I mean a poet worthy of being reread and reinterpreted and imitated in spheres outside of Spanish literature?
over time, they become distorted, reinterpreted to be a lesson that justifies duality.
within the scientific community, and the earth's sedimentary strata layers were reinterpreted.
Yes, this article has been constantly reinterpreted over the decades to permit the re-arming of Japan, sending Japanese forces overseas, and engaging in collective
The Maserati flagship sedan will be reinterpreted and customized with new colors, materials and trims,
Martins reinterpreted them into this stylish design, which she generously
These traditions of informality are reinterpreted in Lansdowne House to celebrate the contrast between its detached and connected sides and its unique hill-side position.
In a historic shift in 2014, his government reinterpreted the Constitution to allow Japanese troops to fight overseas for the first time since World War II.
Christian influence has led to the appearance of genealogies where Tawhaki's grandfather Hema is reinterpreted as Shem, son of Noah of the biblical deluge.